steve sedgewick has been following the action at opec from vienna. >> coming off recent highs on the back of the opec decision to keep output unchanged at 30 million barrels a day in vienna not a surprise given the fact they are producing at 31 million barrels a day but a short meeting, a meeting in which the players looked happy despite the fact that oil prices are still lower than where they were back in november when they decided to keep output unchanged and that sent the markets down aggressively. wh they are saying is that all members can pretty much produce as much as they like and they are seeing move demand on the back of lower prices from asia and from europe as well. one interesting out liar going forward is iran could come bact to the export market in some fashion if they get to the nuclear deal. the minister said he could put one million barrels of oil and that could dent the world oil prices and put way more supply than is demanded on to the markets. so at the moment the opec ministers seem happy but many of them saying the better price for them and the consumer at the f